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How to Cyber Monday

Shopping online is so convenient, You can avoid crowds, stay in your Pajamas, find hard to shop for items, and get exactly what you want without driving all over. Since Cyber Monday is such a busy online day follow some of these safety tips... Recent Article published on 11/29/2009 by Zahzel Ehows

How to Make a Southern Communion Bread

Need a good Communion Bread recipe? Here is one I got from a lady who lived in the South. It has a "comfort food" flair about it. It is lightly sweet and delicious. She even said she served it as an appetizer sometimes or during a... Recent Article published on 10/23/2009 by iwantknowhow

How to Affix a Mezuzah

Affixing a Mezuzah is one of the easiest mitzvot(commandments) to observe in Judaism and is observed by a majority of Jews from Orthodox backgrounds to even secular backgrounds. This article will help you purchase and affix the Mezuzah correctly. Recent Article published on 8/5/2009 by Beit Midrash Yeshiva

How to Learn the Traditions of Passover

Passover is a predominately Jewish holiday celebrating when God spared the Israelites by killing the first born sons of Egypt. The day is followed by seven days of feasting commemorating the Exodus from Egypt and the freeing from slavery of the... Recent Article published on 5/13/2009 by dbvirago

How to Celebrate a Holiday of a Different Religion Than Your Own

It can be fun to celebrate a holiday of a different religion than your own - but it can also be stressful. celebrating a holiday of a different religion than your own introduces new learning experiences and challenges. Will you know how to act?... Recent Article published on 4/12/2009 by cadence

How to give an appropriate gift at Easter

Doing you best to celebrate the holiday with giving and cheer may take a bit of research if you're worried about offending anyone with a gift. Recent Article published on 4/8/2009 by Tracy Morrison

How to Have A Passover Meal (or any holiday meal) for Carnivores and Vegetarians

Traditionally, Jewish families make a brisket or a roast chicken for a holiday meal. This is true for not only Passover but for any of the holidays where we have family and friends over to eat. What happens when not everyone eats meat or... Recent Article published on 4/6/2009 by dorigillman

How to Celebrate Passover or Easter with a Lamb Cake

When you think of a traditional Sedar meal, you think of the Lamb shank bone. For a different twist on this, bake a cake in the shape of a lamb to signify Jesus as the Lamb of God, John 1:29. This is also great for an Easter or Spring dessert. Recent Article published on 4/2/2009 by joni04

How to Be a Jew at Easter

Easter is a joyous holiday for Christians worldwide, because it celebrates the rebirth of Christ. Jews do not celebrate Easter because they don't believe Christ is the Messiah. So what do you do if you're a Jew at Easter? Here are some ideas... Recent Article published on 4/4/2009 by Michele Rappoport

How to Make Kosher for Passover Matzah Pizza

Let's face it, matzah pizza is maybe the most delicious recipe you can make that's Kosher for Passover. Matzah can be terribly boring, especially after 8 days of the stuff. Try this delicious matzah pizza recipe to spice up your Kosher Passover... Recent Article published on 3/30/2009 by aew4